Title: Módulo 2
Course: "Our networks, our security" Digital Security with a Gender Perspective

Feedback shared by this category's questions, if right: ¡Coincidimos con tu elección! 👍
Feedback shared by this category's questions, if partly right: Respuesta parcialmente correcta.
Feedback shared by this category's questions, if wrong: ¡Intenta de nuevo!

Q: Cybersecurity can be defined as all the protocols and [...] that provide protection to individuals, [...] ,and governments against [...] risk and threats.

Cybersecurity is also for women. It involves protecting their [...] against threats, digital violence, and [...]that disproportionately affect them due to their gender. It is a process that involves adopting[...], tools, and strategies to build safe online environments.
A: practices; companies; cyber; digital identity; crimes; personal precautions
If right: Respuesta correcta
If wrong: Respuesta incorrecta.
Feedback: Cybersecurity can be defined as all the protocols and practices that provide protection to individuals, companies, and governments against cyber risks and threats. Cybersecurity is also for women. It involves protecting their digital identity against threats, digital violence, and cybercrimes that disproportionately affect them due to their gender. It is a process that involves adopting personal precautions, tools, and strategies to build safe online environment.

Q: Cyberattackers inform victims that they have infiltrated their devices and know their passwords and intimate information, threatening to spread intimate images or videos if they do not receive money or more intimate material. In many cases, it is not known whether the cyberattackers actually have access to the information or if they can carry out their threats.

This statement refers to:
- Sextorsion messages
- Phishing
- Social engineering
A: Sextorsion messages

Q: Fraud committed through deceptive and seemingly official electronic communication (email, text message, or phone call), in which the scammer impersonates a trusted person or company to obtain confidential information (passwords, banking details, etc.) from the recipient.

This statement refers to:
- Cyberattackers through remote work tools
- Smishing
- Phishing
A: Phishing

Q: Attack based on manipulating a person through psychological techniques and social skills with a specific objective, such as obtaining information or accessing device.

This statement refers to:
- Pretexting
- Phishing
- Social engineering
A: Social engineering

Q: Infiltration into corporate systems, by identifying vulnerabilities in the software or through employees’ computers.

This statement refers to:
- Pretexting
- Social engineering
- Cyberattacks through remote work tools.
A: Cyberattacks through remote work tools.

Q: A mass email sent from a hacked account. These emails are sent from a known mailbox and contain shortened links and/or informal subject lines such as ‘Check this out’ or ‘Urgent’. When the recipient clicks, malicious software is installed, potentially compromising their personal information.

This statement refers to:
- Contact Spam
- Social engineering
- Ransomware
A: Contact Spam

Q: Malware infiltration on a device that allows cybercriminals to encrypt and ‘kidnap’ the victim’s information and personal data, demanding a ransom to unlock the device or the captured information.

This statement refers to:
- Contact spam
- Social engineering
- Ransomware
A: Ransomware

Q: Scam that circulates widely through SMS or instant messages in mobile phones offering vouchers, discounts, free services, or subscriptions.

This statement refers to:

Este enunciado hace referencia a:
- Smishing
- Pishing
- Cyberattacks through remote work tools
A: Smishing

Q: Hackers attract a person’s attention with a pretext or captivating story, motivating the victim to take specific action. An example is an email promising money from supposed inheritance.

This statement refers to:
- Sextorsion messages
- Contact Spam
- Pretexting
A: Pretexting